Saturday, April 19, 2008
Dear Mrs. Schiraldi, Donato, Nick, Camille, and my best friend forever, Ann,
I would like to send our condolences on the loss of your husband and father. While this is truly a tragic event, Mr. Schiraldiâ??s life was anything but tragic. Thinking back, I remember him at his house on Jackson Street; the leader of the family, welcoming of all who entered sprinkling each with his quick wit. Love was evident. He worked all those years at the bakery and through it all still maintained his passion for his wife, family and faith. I still remember the look of pride on his face when he moved into the house in Woodbury Heights. It was a well deserved relocation. While that was a fulfilling moment, it was only a slight movement on the Richter Scale of Life compared to the expression that was visible on his face while walking Ann to the alter at her wedding. Even after retirement Mr. Schiraldi couldnâ??t rest. His community leadership enhanced St. Margaretâ??s and Oak Valleyâ??s Senior Club. Many involved will miss his great works, but not as much as Mrs. Schiraldi. The two were a team. At times you could see them communicate with each other without saying a word. They traveled together, worshipped together, and parented together. While the current mourning is a most difficult period, the reflection of Mr. Schiraldiâ??s life will eventually out shine the agony of his death.
With Much Love,
Lynn, Bill, Will and Kiersten Campbell
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